I Roll My Eyes Each Time
My prom date purchased a 1963 triple black
Eldorado convertible and drove up to surprise me.
There was something shroud-like about it.
I immediately saw the grim reaper,
And he was ready to kill me under a bridge somewhere.
Not only ready, glad to do it.
I refused to ride in that “death trap”
So we walked to the dance.
It feels like a hearse, I told my date.
That was fifty years ago.
He still laments selling his “dream car” two days later
Losing money on it because it was either me or it.
I roll my eyes each time.
Not caring, and not changing my mind.
He is still my date, so I think he chose wisely.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2019
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